Timmmaahh
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June 13, 2014, 09:29:48 AM |
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lol dat volume at stamp.. 30k.. 
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phosphorush
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June 13, 2014, 09:30:57 AM |
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are we going down a bit? have some USD to spend -_-
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dnaleor
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June 13, 2014, 09:31:09 AM |
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Bitstamp was called Bearstamp a few days ago... That was clearly FUD... Now it's Bullstamp (Bitstamp at 605; BTC-e at 599)
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oda.krell
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June 13, 2014, 09:33:30 AM |
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The shape is similar but the magnitude, volume, and position within the trend are not. I think it is almost exactly the same position in the trend. It's only up from here. It's not the same position because we were in the progress of doing the initial breakdown correction rather than break upwards. The weekly MACD wasn't even green, whereas in 2013 the weekly MACD had already been green for two candles. Also, we have yet to even test the major resistance at $850. Yes, there are two resistances in 2014 vs one in 2013. Well you can't expect a perfect similarity of course, but the similarities are there and the effect could well be the same as in that this event could kickstart a bigger rally next. A correction was overdue but the market was procrastinating like a bored teenager, and now the FBI gave the market the kick in the butt it needed to get the correction going so it can finally move on.  The trend was up and I don't think this is going to stop the 1w MACD from crossing upwards, it will imo most likely accelerate the process the market was going to go through anyways just like the SR crash did.  Forget 'perfect match': this is no match at all: The proportions on the long term charts are nothing alike and the volume ratios tell all. This is not some kind of abnormal flash crash - this is a normal intiial market correction after a rally which was preciptated by an irrelevant catalyst. Absolutely agreed. Not that I consider the 2013 SR flash crash abnormal either, but the volume tells a different story now than back then. If I had to put it in numbers: I'm 80% certain we are *not* on the verge of the super exponential leg of a new ath rally. The climb out of the bear valley will however resume soon, I believe. Just not "straight up" like last year.
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madmat
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June 13, 2014, 09:35:57 AM |
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The shape is similar but the magnitude, volume, and position within the trend are not. I think it is almost exactly the same position in the trend. It's only up from here. It's not the same position because we were in the progress of doing the initial breakdown correction rather than break upwards. The weekly MACD wasn't even green, whereas in 2013 the weekly MACD had already been green for two candles. Also, we have yet to even test the major resistance at $850. Yes, there are two resistances in 2014 vs one in 2013. Well you can't expect a perfect similarity of course, but the similarities are there and the effect could well be the same as in that this event could kickstart a bigger rally next. A correction was overdue but the market was procrastinating like a bored teenager, and now the FBI gave the market the kick in the butt it needed to get the correction going so it can finally move on.  The trend was up and I don't think this is going to stop the 1w MACD from crossing upwards, it will imo most likely accelerate the process the market was going to go through anyways just like the SR crash did.  Forget 'perfect match': this is no match at all: The proportions on the long term charts are nothing alike and the volume ratios tell all. This is not some kind of abnormal flash crash - this is a normal intiial market correction after a rally which was preciptated by an irrelevant catalyst. Absolutely agreed. Not that I consider the 2013 SR flash crash abnormal either, but the volume tells a different story now than back then. If I had to put it in numbers: I'm 80% certain we are *not* on the verge of the super exponential leg of a new ath rally. The climb out of the bear valley will however resume soon, I believe. Just not "straight up" like last year. And nothing serious will happen before the 27th, waiting to know the price us marshals sell the 30000btc.
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TERA
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June 13, 2014, 09:38:34 AM |
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I think in a BEST case scenario be break upwards of $680 in 3 weeks, spend a month consolidating in $800-$900, and then break ATH in September or October.
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Parazyd
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June 13, 2014, 09:38:53 AM |
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To da moon! Back to $600. This was quick 
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roslinpl
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June 13, 2014, 09:39:43 AM |
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I just woke up like few minutes ago, and already feel much better after I do checked charts  Volume is amazing .... Price is waiting 
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Parazyd
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June 13, 2014, 09:47:58 AM |
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I just woke up like few minutes ago, and already feel much better after I do checked charts  Volume is amazing .... Price is waiting  Today is a good day. Bitcoin was saved, we're back on the choo choo train, and the weather is beautiful.
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Miz4r
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June 13, 2014, 09:48:20 AM |
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Well you can't expect a perfect similarity of course, but the similarities are there and the effect could well be the same as in that this event could kickstart a bigger rally next. A correction was overdue but the market was procrastinating like a bored teenager, and now the FBI gave the market the kick in the butt it needed to get the correction going so it can finally move on.  The trend was up and I don't think this is going to stop the 1w MACD from crossing upwards, it will imo most likely accelerate the process the market was going to go through anyways just like the SR crash did.  Forget 'perfect match': this is no match at all: The proportions on the long term charts are nothing alike and the volume ratios tell all. This is not some kind of abnormal flash crash - this is a normal intiial market correction after a rally which was preciptated by an irrelevant catalyst. Absolutely agreed. Not that I consider the 2013 SR flash crash abnormal either, but the volume tells a different story now than back then. If I had to put it in numbers: I'm 80% certain we are *not* on the verge of the super exponential leg of a new ath rally. The climb out of the bear valley will however resume soon, I believe. Just not "straight up" like last year. Oh I don't believe we are on the verge of a huge rally like after the SR event either (although anything is possible). I completely agree with everything you and TERA say about the differences. My point was just that both events can be seen as nice catalysts, and they do look similar if you aren't too stuck up about the details. 
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gizmoh
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June 13, 2014, 09:50:52 AM |
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To da moon! Back to $600. This was quick  Look behind, bid is shallow at bearstamp and max leveraged at finex. 
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ChartBuddy
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June 13, 2014, 10:01:02 AM |
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ft73
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June 13, 2014, 10:09:14 AM |
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meh ... shotring again @620$ on Finex.
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TERA
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June 13, 2014, 10:14:30 AM |
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meh ... shotring again @620$ on Finex.
Looks like U.S.D. swaps barely ever fell at all and now they are at a new all-time-high... 
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dreamspark
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June 13, 2014, 10:14:40 AM |
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Cool story bro. Its surprising the amount of USD longs on Finex is still high and it hardly reduced at all despite a farily significant drop over the last few days.
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kehtolo
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June 13, 2014, 10:18:40 AM |
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D'yaknow.. you can add an 'r' in mooncoin to make moroncoin... true story!
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ft73
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June 13, 2014, 10:36:15 AM |
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meh ... shotring again @620$ on Finex.
Looks like U.S.D. swaps barely ever fell at all and now they are at a new all-time-high...  Sure, but existing swaps did allow the correction to sub 600$. Now volume and 1h graph do not look good to me. By the way, it's daytrading!
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gizmoh
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June 13, 2014, 10:36:48 AM |
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Its surprising the amount of USD longs on Finex is still high and it hardly reduced at all despite a farily significant drop over the last few days.
Old ones closed, new ones opened. Finex traders are bullish but looking at the total swaps v/s now slimmer bid depth, another dip can spell disaster!
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N12
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June 13, 2014, 10:48:59 AM |
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Last time we were around 600s, there were 15 million in loans. This time, it is 25 million. The longs are ballooning up without reason, and I sense another Bitcoinica.
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